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Originally Posted by Robin Lodal  Oh Taffy! Can I have front row tickets to see you in action? |
You know you can! Any night between 9 and 10 pm ... LOL
Chili Dawg, loved the video. Taffy does that rolling thingey, too, after a bath and someone said they do it to get their scent back. Sounds about right to me... Taffy does all kinds of gymnastics trying to rub her fur all around on her beds and the carpet, etc. after a bath. She doesn't take the time to bark though. She generally gives the silent treatment and cold shoulder to something she doesn't like too much...like a bath.
As for the zoomies, I'm not sure she even takes time to breathe very much. She certainly doesn't pause to bark and I'm sure the world becomes a muddled blur.
I'm especially interested in others' comments about the catlike behavior of their Yorkie. I have noticed these cute mannerisms and half the time they remind me of a playful kitten and at other times, a baby discovering its environment. I think that's one of the reasons I find Yorkies so interesting and fun to watch. They are never boring!
Even the way Taffy sprawls out after her playtime is amusing because it totally fits the description of "road kill." Anyone who's ever grown up in the country (esp. the South) will immediately know what I mean. She sprawls out just like a wild animal...like a possum, etc...looks on pavement after their demise. (By the way, I don't mean to offend anyone by the terminology...it's just a common term in a rural, Southern area. I realize that PETA, etc. might not consider it "politically" correct but the descriptive word image is an exact fit to the way she sprawls out.)